Must Try: 9 Best Konkani Dishes

RIVANSHI RAKHRAI

Sol Kadi, also known as Goan Kokum Curry, is a refreshing drink made with kokum, water, coconut milk, coriander, salt, and a tempering of oil, mustard seeds, cumin, and curry leaves

Sol Kadi

Patoli refers to steamed rice rolls or dumplings made with turmeric leaves, rice flour, salt, water, grated coconut, jaggery powder, cardamom, nuts, and nutmeg powder

Patoli

Vali Randayi, also known as Malabar Spinach Coconut Curry, features steamed Malabar spinach, toor dal, onion, coconut, red chillies, tamarins, oil, and salt

Vali Randayi

Ghavan, a traditional breakfast dish, is crafted from rice flour, oil, and salt. This crepe-like delicacy pairs exceptionally well with tomato and garlic chutney

Ghavan

Bangda Fish Fry is a flavorsome fish dish featuring Bangda fish, ginger garlic paste, chili powder, cumin powder, turmeric powder, garam masala, salt, rice flour, oil, and lemon juice

Bangda Fish Fry

Kadamb, the Konkani version of steamed idlis, is prepared with cucumber, jaggery, rice, and coconut. This breakfast favorite is steamed in banana or turmeric leaves and seasoned with mustard seeds

Kadamb

Bharli Vangi is a stuffed brinjal dish made with baby brinjal, sesame, dry coconut, and groundnuts

Bharli Vangi

Kurle Ambat showcases the flavors of Konkani cuisine with its blend of crabs, onions, coconut, coriander seeds, tamarind extract, and salt

Kurle Ambat

Pork Sarpotal is a zesty and fiery pork curry, enriched with red chilies, spices, and vinegar. Ideally paired with sannas (rice cake), bread, or rice

Pork Sarpotal